Dallas Officer Accused of Capital Murder Wants His Job Back
Bryan Riser spent over a month in jail and was fired from the Dallas Police Department because of a murder-for-hire plot in which he denies involvement.
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Expect Traffic During Upcoming MLB All-Star Weekend: Here’s What To Know
Officials are calling the All-Star Weekend a test run on traffic management ahead of the FIFA World Cup games in 2026.
These Dallas Suburbs Among the Wealthiest in US
Texas totaled four suburbs in the nation’s top 50, while California claimed 16.
Is Allen Trying to Shut Down Hemp Shops? It Sure Looks Like It.
Allen says the recent move is meant to mitigate the negative impacts associated with the consumption of hemp products.
Ted Cruz Takes Aim at AI-Generated Revenge Porn With Bipartisan Bill
An Aledo high schooler testified in front of the U.S. Senate about a classmate turning her Instagram photos into porn.
Cowboys QB or Not QB – That Is the Dak Prescott and Trey Lance Question
Dak is back, but for how long? Do the Cowboys have his replacement on the roster already?
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U.S. Supreme Court To Take Up Texas Age Verification for Porn Sites
The decision is a win for the Free Speech Coalition, which has been challenging age verification for porn sites across the country.
‘Devastating Impact’: North Texas Cities Consider Paying DART Less Money
What could it mean for DART if its income was reduced by millions of dollars each year?
Keep an Eye on These 15 North Texas Residents at the Paris Summer Olympics
Team USA is expected to bring more than 500 athletes to the Paris Summer Olympics, including some from North Texas.
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Dallas Educational Metaverse Gets an AI Boost
Last year, STEMuli was down on its luck. This year, the local company is the winner of a global award for its use of artificial intelligence.
Diamond Shruumz Mushroom Edibles Sold in Texas Recalled
The company behind the products waited 20 days after reported illnesses to initiate a recall.
Dallas Says It’s Illegal To Sleep While Homeless, Supreme Court Agrees
A law signed by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott allows for fines up to $500 for sleeping in a public space.
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Texas Democrats Go Mostly Silent on Biden’s Showing in Thursday’s Presidential Debate
Last night’s presidential debate was a bit of a train wreck for both President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump.
Two Dallas Employees Reprimanded for Allegedly Stealing Metal From City
The alleged theft occurred on Oct. 25, 2023, and was caught by a nearby security camera.
Power Restoration and Debris Cleanup: How Dallas Bounces Back From a Major Storm
Sanitation services are only halfway through citywide debris pickups, despite tripling collections since the May 28 storm.
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Mansfield ISD Staff Will Notify Parents if Their Kid Is Transgender
The American Civil Liberties Union warned the Mansfield Independent School District that the policy could result in legal action against the board.
Texas Lawmakers Look To Crack Down on Child Sex Abusers
State lawmakers are speaking out following the child sex abuse allegation that rocked Gateway Church in Southlake.
UPDATE: FDA, CDC: These Mushroom Edibles Are Sending People to the Hospital
Prophet Premium Blends says its Diamond Shruumz mushroom edibles will provide a safe and enjoyable experience. The FDA and CDC aren’t so sure about that.
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New Affordable Housing Project To Support LGBTQIA+ Seniors in Dallas
The new development will have 84 affordable units that LGBTQIA+ seniors could call home.
Residents in a Rural Corner of Dallas Struggle to Get Big-City Services
Some Kleberg-Rylie residents are frustrated by what they see as neglect from Dallas city officials.
Farmers Branch Mayor Cleared of Ethics Violations Connected to Poker Club
Complaints alleged Mayor Terry Lynne had improper dealings with a man seeking to open a poker room.
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Texas Medical Board Adopts Guidelines for Abortion Ban That ‘Do Nothing’
As doctors express concern about the meaningless “guidelines,” a study has found that Texas’ abortion ban has led to a 13% spike in infant deaths.